The Russian Garland, Being Russian Folk Tales

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CONTENTS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FOREWORD

STORY OF LYUBIM TSAREVICH AND THE WINGED WOLF

STORY OF THE MOST WONDERFUL AND NOBLE SELF-PLAYING HARP

THE SEVEN BROTHERS SIMEON

STORY OF IVAN, THE PEASANT'S SON

STORY OF THE GOLDEN MOUNTAIN

ILIYA OF MUROM AND THE ROBBER NIGHTINGALE

THE RENOWNED HERO, BOVA KOROLEVICH, AND THE PRINCESS DRUSHNEVNA

THE MILD MAN AND HIS CANTANKEROUS WIFE

STORY OF THE DUCK WITH GOLDEN EGGS

STORY OF BULAT THE BRAVE COMPANION

STORY OF PRINCE MALANDRACH AND THE PRINCESS SALIKALLA

STORY OF A SHOEMAKER AND HIS SERVANT PRITUITSHKIN

EMELYAN, THE FOOL

THE JUDGMENT OF SHEMYAKA

STORY OF PRINCE PETER WITH THE GOLDEN KEYS, AND THE PRINCESS MAGILENE

SILA TSAREVICH AND IVASHKA WITH THE WHITE SMOCK

STORY OF THE KNIGHT YAROSLAV LASAREVICH AND THE PRINCESS ANASTASIA

BEING RUSSIAN FOLK TALES: TRANSLATED FROM A COLLECTION OF CHAP-BOOKS MADE IN MOSCOW: EDITED BY ROBERT STEELE AND PICTURED BY J. R. DE ROSCISZEWSKI.

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A. M. PHILPOT, LIMITED,
69 GREAT RUSSELL STREET, LONDON,
W.C. 1.


The horse grew restive, reared higher than the waving forest.
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